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The Tracy Piper "All I Need" Opening Reception User Submitted

When: Fri., Feb. 7, 6-10 p.m. 2020
Phone: 415-234-3691
Email: info@vossgallery.art
Price: Free
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Voss Gallery presents “All I Need,” a solo exhibition of figurative paintings by The Tracy Piper that vibrantly depicts sensual scenes of leisure in opposition to the increasingly idealized ‘hustle culture.’ Join us for the Opening Reception on Friday, February 7, 6-10PM. This event is free and open to the public. RSVP is encouraged for event updates. The exhibition is on view through February 29, 2020. Gallery hours are Wednesday-Saturday, 12-6PM or by appointment. A timely tribute to the ‘rest as resistance’ movement, “All I Need” reaffirms society’s right to reflection and self-care.

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